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13/06/2014
Investigation Launched Into Workplace Accident Death
Gardaí in Co Tipperary have launched an investigation in to the death of a man at about 14:00 on Thursday.
The man, aged in his 30s and a mechanic, died in what has been described as a workplace accident. It is understood that he was working on a broken down truck when the vehicles axle fell on him.
The HSA and garda were informed of the incident and both have said that they are looking into the circumstance of the man's death.
(MH)
The man, aged in his 30s and a mechanic, died in what has been described as a workplace accident. It is understood that he was working on a broken down truck when the vehicles axle fell on him.
The HSA and garda were informed of the incident and both have said that they are looking into the circumstance of the man's death.
(MH)
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